Painting by Andrew J Pearson 37 Artworks Sold

Altar to Infinity

Mixed Media, Ready to hang

60cm (W) x 60cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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A$770

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Artwork Description

Peace Process
Andrew J Pearson
“Peace Process’’ is a contemporary visual art experience consisting of artworks constructed from unexpected materials, incorporating unconventional techniques.
The body of work consists of some abstract patterns as well as portraits that include a diverse and global collection of individuals who have in their own way, contributed to a furtherance of acceptance and empowerment. Peace Process introduces a more broad exploration of the notion of “the peace process”, than the common term used in mass media to describe often questionable transactions within and between established (patriarchal) power structures.
In other words, a celebration and reverence for a more transcendent peace process.
Peace Process for me as the artist has been meditative and literally a ‘piece’ process insofar as each artwork is created using sculpted fragments of compact disc and white enamel arranged in a highly considered way.
Each piece imparts shining colour spectrums in constant motion. All the known colours that can (theoretically) be perceived by the human eye.”

Andrew J Pearson 2015

Artist Bio

Andrew James Pearson
is an Australian contemporary artist.
Andrew's work includes image making, music, writing, film, projections and new technology based work including augmented reality and conductive code. #techspressionism
Historically, Andrew has worked consistently to assemble a significant body of visual art ranging from luxurious moody floral images to landscapes, still life, abstracted cityscapes, post pop portraits and deconstructions of contemporary culture.
Andrew's work has been acquired by collectors in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe and The United States.

Commissions

Andrew J's studio is in Melbourne. VIC